If the Red Sox aren't able to get Twins ace Joe Ryan, there are a handful of other options for them out there ahead of the trade deadline.

Despite trade interest around the league, the Twins are expected to keep All-Star starter Joe Ryan, who’s posting his best season yet.

Rocco Baldelli speaks after the Twins' 7-1 win over the Rockies, breaking down Joe Ryan's stellar start, strong showing from the offense, and more

The Boston Red Sox get bad news, as the Minnesota Twins are "unlikely" to trade All-Star pitcher Joe Ryan by the MLB trade deadline.

Buxton, who hails from southeast Georgia, participated in the Home Run Derby, advancing to the second round before falling in the semifinals, where his two older sons were on the field with him, handing him towels and Gatorade.

The Boston Red Sox want Joe Ryan, and the door may be open for a trade given the Minnesota Twins' current ownership problems.

The right-hander missed bats consistently, tying his season-high with 11 strikeouts, and limited damage with his lone blemish coming via a solo homer to Mickey Moniak in the third inning. Ryan has been lights-out over his last five outings,

The MLB trade deadline is now less than two weeks away, and Twins All-Star righty Joe Ryan remains a coveted arm as contenders look for pitching help down the stretch.

Twins right-hander Joe Ryan impressed on the national stage during the All-Star Game, despite rumors swirling regarding the possibility of a potential trade. Twins Daily got a peek at the offers that the Twins have already rejected,

First-time All-Star Joe Ryan, who has been told he will “most likely pitch an inning” Tuesday night, is soaking up knowledge from his fellow standouts in Atlanta.

As Sunday baseball takes center stage, today’s MLB pitching slate serves up a full-course meal for strikeout prop bettors, featuring everything from red-hot flamethrowers to high-risk, high-reward arm